Technopolis Ozas’ Post

Conferences” is a broad term used to describe various professional events, but there is often confusion surrounding the exact definition of “conference.” In this handy guide, A conference is a “meeting of the minds.” Its purpose is to bring people together to discuss a specific topic. Conferences differ from conventions in size. Conventions are large gatherings of people from many different groups, and conferences are generally smaller. You’ll often hear the terms “conference” and “convention” used interchangeably. The goal of a conference is to allow participants to explore new information and share innovative ideas. In most cases, conference attendees all share expertise in a particular field. If you’re planning to host a conference, you have several options from which to choose. Each conference type is unique, but all take a purposeful approach to achieving critical objectives. Thanks to our CEO & Managing Director Dr S. Dr S. ATHEENA MILAGI PANDIAN sir, Rashika Murugan mam, Head of fovea-Z Sudherson M, Head of Biomedourse Sri Manoj Kumar, Head of Biozeephysis MOHAMMED SAHIL S, Head of BIO-MAC ATHEENAPANDIAN Kriya Sakthi M, Dhanushya S, Aruna V and Krithina Dharmarajan. #conference #biomedical #international #conference ##biozeephysis #atheenapandian #bme #healthcare #journal #research #publication

🎙Last week our CEO Emil Syundyukov had the opportunity to take part in a meaningful discussion together with Aiga Balode from the The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Latvia on the “Innovation in Health” podcast hosted by Elina Vroblevska. 📈 The full conversation covered a broad range of topics beginning with digital health as a cornerstone of healthcare, the importance of data standardisation and the most prominent trends in digital health in Latvia today. 🔥 Summarising the 5 key takeaways: 💎 Without data, specifically quality, representative and structured data, it is much harder for healthcare innovations to develop. 💎 There is a very high demand from all healthcare professionals to optimise their resources through digitalisation by alleviating unnecessary workload and streamlining their work process. 💎 Data standardisation remains a key priority and lies at the heart of the development of comprehensive data governance frameworks. Data standardisation improves accessibility and provides invaluable insights. 💎 Strengthening PPP (Public-Private Partnerships) is essential and should be rooted in clear communication and targeted goal-setting that reflects the dynamism and rapidly evolving nature of the digital health sector. 💎 The future of digital health lies in creating a dialogue between researchers, healthcare professionals and broader society that will effectively communicate the far-reaching, large-scale benefits that digital tools can bring to healthcare system innovation. 🙏Thank you to the host and participants of this conversation and most importantly the Association of International Research-based Pharmaceuticals Manufacturers at Rīga Stradiņš University for organising this discussion! 👂Listen to the full conversation here: https://bit.ly/49VDlfC

We are very honoured that the Oceania Centre at USP Suva will be presenting the Healer and the Psychiatrist tomorrow, the 10th of April at 6pm at the premier venue in Suva, the Japan Pacific ICT Centre. It is wonderful to finally be in person at a screening in the Pacific hub of Suva, where the film can initiate talanoa on how to improve health communication between health professionals and patients. Dr Mapa Puloka, Emeline Lolohea and Dr Alani Tangitau are examples of inspirational communicators, who in their own spheres of influence contribute to improved health outcomes. The film is received in diverse ways that often depend on how close and knowledgeable the audience is about Tonga. Tomorrow the audience will include health professionals with extensive experience and knowledge of the dynamics of health seeking. I want to centre the passing of Tevita and Fine Lolohea in the middle of the film, as examples of a trust and communication nexus, that require talanoa on multiple levels to contribute to improvement. The challenge is universal, but the solution will need to be led by Moanan principles and processes.

Together with Aiga Balode from the The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Latvia I took part in a podcast, discussing trends of digital health and ecosystem as a whole in Latvia. If I am to briefly summarize our talk and the factors to enable and support a digital healthcare ecosystem: - strengthening PPP (Public-Private Partership) model: one of the most crucial thing in PPP aspect is a clear and transparent communication and setting clear expectations of the outcomes, especially if we a talking about an agile approach of introducing technologies, starting from a pilot phase off to a full-scale scale up; - digital is not a silver bullet: I hope that is already a cliche, but nevertheless - digital tools are here to support the business process, not to create one. In order for such tech to help and ease, a clear process should be outlined (what to solve with digital solutions, not vice versa); - not waiting for a miracle to come: with this I mean that healthcare institutions and stakeholders should stop waiting for big transformations to come and solve everything in 3-5 years. Since time is not on a pause button, we should move with direct value-based piloting of solutions, bringing benefit to patients and HCPs, meanwhile moving forward with big changes; - a set of clear guidelines (rules of the game): instead of following the pathway of governmental institutions to be the one competing with the industry and perceiving each and every one of the digital system to be purchased on a procurement (project) basis, government should focus on developing guidelines on data, safety, reimbursement, data exchange standards, opening the market and opportunities for industrial players to follow-up with their innovations. Thanks for organizing the discussion Association of International Research-based Pharmaceuticals Manufacturers, Rīga Stradiņš University

🔍 Ever wondered how your thoughts and feelings are intertwined? 🤔 Our Research Centres are at the forefront of exploring how our bodies create, sustain, and transform our emotions and thoughts. Dive into the latest cutting-edge knowledge about this fascinating connection! #MindBodyConnection #CuttingEdgeResearch #HealthScience

Up next - the Phillipines - the healing revolution where I will focus on thyroid health

From Anna Heinrich, past NASAGA Chair: NASAGAns, as I wrap up my time as Board Chair of NASAGA, I wanted to share a progress report with you. I put out three priorities in my remarks at NASAGA 2023: Connect, Engage, and Experience. Here’s how we did in those areas over the last year: https://lnkd.in/g8i49ZYG

I am happy to share that I will be taking part in the 5th International Hybrid Conference On Traditional and Alternative Medicine. Organized by Conferencemind Conferences. The theme of this conference is 'Exploring New Horizons in Traditional and Alternative Medicine. #Nutricosmetics #skincare #traditionalmedicine

Don Berwick's keynote at the IHI conference left a profound and lasting impact on me. Healthcare is not isolated from the larger global ecosystem and with so many challenges to solve, it can feel like chipping away at a monolith. Dr. Berwick's focus on individual acts of kindness and how they can lead to cascading change left me feeling more optimistic about the future with some tangible actions that we can all take today. I highly recommend concluding your workweek by taking the time to listen to this keynote. #IHI #healthcare #kindness #cascadingchange

Do you have important new research to share with your #IPSISAnnualMeeting colleagues in Boston? Submit your abstract by July 31st. Present from the podium and get published in IPSIS’s journal, #InterventionalPainMedicine. https://lnkd.in/gQFJhVEA #IPSISResearch #PainMedicine #InterventionalPainManagement #PainManagement